Surgical case management from listing to discharge.
The surgeon’s list: case booking, pre-op checklists, implant and consumable capture, op notes, post-op milestones. Built for orthopaedics first. The surgery waiting list holds every listed case not yet booked in theatre, ordered by your practice’s own priority categories (each with its rank, target wait and what qualifies) and then by days waited; a doctor gives each case its category with the clinical reason, every change is kept with who made it, and a case past its category’s target is flagged. The trauma list holds the fracture cases instead: the surgeon classifies each fracture on its case under a named system (AO/OTA, Gustilo-Anderson, Garden, Schatzker, Weber, Neer, Salter-Harris) with open fracture and neurovascular compromise ticked, gives it one of your practice’s urgency categories (rank, target hours from injury, what qualifies and the standard it follows) with a reason, and the list orders by urgency and then by time since injury, with each case’s clock against its own target and its theatre booking beside it.
What it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.
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